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Isaiah Thomas' 2016-17: 28.9 points, 5.9 assists, 3.2 threes per game 31.8 points 6.5 assists, 3.5 threes per 75 possessions +7.3 rTS% +7.75 offensive BPM (top 40 all time) +4.5 NetRtg (+4.3 swing) 5th in MVP voting 2nd in 4th quarter scoring

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Dropping 53 points, 29 in the 4th/OT, right after your sister died (and an oral surgery) is honestly one of the greatest performances I’ve ever seen.

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@DaHSscoop I feel like Isaiah Thomas should be inducted into the NBA hall of fame solely because the feats he accomplished in his prime at his size are undeniable greatness in the sport. I don't know if we will ever see a player dominate the game at this height again

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Some of my most fond moments as a C’s fan

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Celtics screwed him over and they’ve been deservedly cursed since @frenchdipset.

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Washington fans blamed John Wall for this, but dude was cooking 🍳 EVERYONE that year. And they momma.

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One of my most favorite celtics memory literally because of IT4 and that group in general was just outright FUN. 💚☘️

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The Celtics did him dirty

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That pass to Crowder 😱

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Such a fun squad that year

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MVP Russell Westbrook scores 15 consecutive clutch time points against the Boston Celtics to put them away, finishes with 45 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists The Boston Celtics used the Hack-A-Roberson on Andre Roberson who missed 4 consecutive free throws on two consecutive possessions. Westbrook: 45 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists (4 TOV), 1 Steal, 70.2% TS - 13/25 FG (52.0%), 5/7 from 3 (71.4%) 14/16 FT (87.5%), and 20 points in the fourth quarter, leading to a 117-112 win. Wesbtrook also had a +/- of +10 in 34:50 minutes played. It was when the player was allowed to leave the key area after a free throw, which was part of Westbrook's routine that was ruined since they changed the rule. Westbrook would sometimes hit/miss a free throw, go all the way to the halfcourt or 3-point line, at times, and then shoot the next one. The rookie Domantas Sabonis had a career-high 20 Points on 8/11 FG (72.7%), 4/6 from 3 (66.7%), 1 Rebound, 1 Assist, 1 Steal, 1 turnover. Isaiah Thomas led the Celtics at the other end, with 34-2-10-1 (5 TOV) at the other end, on 12/22 FG, 2/8 from 3, 8/9 FT. Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Boston Celtics December 23, 2016 I also posted it on YouTube:

MVP Russell Westbrook scores 15 consecutive clutch time points against the Boston Celtics to put them away, finishes with 45 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists The Boston Celtics used the Hack-A-Roberson on Andre Roberson who missed 4 consecutive free throws on two consecutive possessions. Westbrook: 45 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists (4 TOV), 1 Steal, 70.2% TS - 13/25 FG (52.0%), 5/7 from 3 (71.4%) 14/16 FT (87.5%), and 20 points in the fourth quarter, leading to a 117-112 win. Wesbtrook also had a +/- of +10 in 34:50 minutes played. It was when the player was allowed to leave the key area after a free throw, which was part of Westbrook's routine that was ruined since they changed the rule. Westbrook would sometimes hit/miss a free throw, go all the way to the halfcourt or 3-point line, at times, and then shoot the next one. The rookie Domantas Sabonis had a career-high 20 Points on 8/11 FG (72.7%), 4/6 from 3 (66.7%), 1 Rebound, 1 Assist, 1 Steal, 1 turnover. Isaiah Thomas led the Celtics at the other end, with 34-2-10-1 (5 TOV) at the other end, on 12/22 FG, 2/8 from 3, 8/9 FT. Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Boston Celtics December 23, 2016 I also posted it on YouTube:

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Okay reposting this without promoting the fake headline from BrickCenter but this prompt got me thinking. “Olivia Miles is what everyone thinks Caitlin Clark is.” You know what? I agree. Because apparently people still have NO IDEA how good Caitlin Clark actually is. 😭 Last 10: Clark: 26.3 PTS | 9.4 AST | 68.9 TS% Miles: 21.8 PTS | 6.8 AST | 61.2 TS% AST%: 42.8% vs 29.6% Rim AST/G: 4.6 vs 2.6 Miles has the edge in rebounding and taking care of the ball. But Clark is scoring 4.5 more PPG while being nearly 8 percentage points more efficient, generating 2.6 more assists per game, assisting on a dramatically larger share of her teammates' baskets, AND creating nearly 2 more shots at the rim per game. That's the real gap. Clark isn't just scoring more. She isn't just passing more. She's carrying a larger offensive load while creating more and better scoring opportunities for herself and everyone around her. Olivia Miles is having an incredible rookie season. Caitlin Clark is playing at another level that I think a lot fans are not truly grasping.

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Paddocast Sports

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6'6 RS sophomore Cam Lowe is pretty easily one of the top D2 prospects in the market for D1's to target Lowe went on to lead Black Hills State to a 30-5 record while averaging 17 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game on 48/40/91 during the 25-26 season Offers strong positional size at the guard spot, efficient, loves to play off the bounce, very similar shot prolife to Jadin Booth who was at Samford this past season. Someone's who's a maximizer of each possession when he's on the floor, really good player who's going to help a program. (Cameron Lowe)

6'6 RS sophomore Cam Lowe is pretty easily one of the top D2 prospects in the market for D1's to target Lowe went on to lead Black Hills State to a 30-5 record while averaging 17 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game on 48/40/91 during the 25-26 season Offers strong positional size at the guard spot, efficient, loves to play off the bounce, very similar shot prolife to Jadin Booth who was at Samford this past season. Someone's who's a maximizer of each possession when he's on the floor, really good player who's going to help a program. (Cameron Lowe)

Arman Jovic

51,066 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

CADE LEVELS UP TO SEND PISTONS TO EAST SEMIFINALS One week ago, Cade Cunningham faced one of the biggest tests of his young career. The No. 1 Pistons were in a 3-1 hole against the No. 8 Magic after back-to-back losses. Cunningham had shot 15-of-46 in those losses while committing 17 turnovers – his most in any two-game span this season. Six days later, he walked off Detroit’s floor to a standing ovation – Game 7 in hand, and the Pistons’ first Playoff series win since 2008 was secured. To get there, he delivered his biggest three-game playoff stretch yet. Game 5 Eruption: Looking to avoid elimination on their home floor, Cunningham carried the Pistons with a franchise Playoff-record 45 points, winning an all-time duel with Paolo Banchero (45 pts). Game 6 Rally: Facing a 24-point deficit in Orlando, Cade (32 pts, 10 reb, 4 stl) sparked Detroit’s largest comeback of the season with 24 points and 9 boards in the 2nd half, sending the series back to Detroit Then, Game 7: The first of Cunningham’s career and one that will go down in the record books, as the 2x All-Star took over with 32 points, 12 assists and 2 blocks, scoring 17 in the 2nd half to send Detroit to the East Semis. Cade averaged 36.3 PPG, 5.0 RPG and 6.7 APG while shooting 61.1% from deep in Games 5-7 – numbers he’s never matched over any three-game span in his career. “We were pushed to the limit,” said Cunningham after Game 7. “I think we got a lot better from this series. I got a lot better from this series – I learned a lot about myself.”

CADE LEVELS UP TO SEND PISTONS TO EAST SEMIFINALS One week ago, Cade Cunningham faced one of the biggest tests of his young career. The No. 1 Pistons were in a 3-1 hole against the No. 8 Magic after back-to-back losses. Cunningham had shot 15-of-46 in those losses while committing 17 turnovers – his most in any two-game span this season. Six days later, he walked off Detroit’s floor to a standing ovation – Game 7 in hand, and the Pistons’ first Playoff series win since 2008 was secured. To get there, he delivered his biggest three-game playoff stretch yet. Game 5 Eruption: Looking to avoid elimination on their home floor, Cunningham carried the Pistons with a franchise Playoff-record 45 points, winning an all-time duel with Paolo Banchero (45 pts). Game 6 Rally: Facing a 24-point deficit in Orlando, Cade (32 pts, 10 reb, 4 stl) sparked Detroit’s largest comeback of the season with 24 points and 9 boards in the 2nd half, sending the series back to Detroit Then, Game 7: The first of Cunningham’s career and one that will go down in the record books, as the 2x All-Star took over with 32 points, 12 assists and 2 blocks, scoring 17 in the 2nd half to send Detroit to the East Semis. Cade averaged 36.3 PPG, 5.0 RPG and 6.7 APG while shooting 61.1% from deep in Games 5-7 – numbers he’s never matched over any three-game span in his career. “We were pushed to the limit,” said Cunningham after Game 7. “I think we got a lot better from this series. I got a lot better from this series – I learned a lot about myself.”

NBA

76,447 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

OKC drafted Kevin Durant in 2007. Russell Westbrook in 2008. James Harden in 2009. Three top picks. Three future MVPs. One small market team. In 2012 they reached the NBA Finals together. The greatest young core in basketball history. Then they lost all three. First Harden. OKC refused to pay him $4.5 million more per year. Traded him to Houston for role players and picks. Harden went on to win MVP in 2018 and score more points than anyone in the NBA over the following decade. Then Durant. Left for Golden State in 2016, joining the team that just beat them in the playoffs. Thunder fans never forgave him. Then Westbrook. His supermax became unmovable. Six teams. Six years. Never worked anywhere. Three MVPs. All gone. Most franchises never recover from losing one superstar. OKC lost three. But Sam Presti kept drafting. Kept developing. Kept accumulating picks. He used assets from those departures to build an entirely new dynasty. He drafted Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Drafted Chet Holmgren. Developed Jalen Williams. SGA just won NBA MVP averaging 32.7 points per game then signed a $285 million extension. Holmgren signed $250 million. Jalen Williams signed $287 million. $822 million committed to three players built entirely from scratch. OKC won the NBA championship in 2025 - the youngest team ever to do it. Tonight they beat LeBron James in Game 1 of the Conference Semifinals. They lost Durant. They lost Harden. They lost Westbrook. And built something better than all three. Is OKC the greatest rebuild in sports history?

OKC drafted Kevin Durant in 2007. Russell Westbrook in 2008. James Harden in 2009. Three top picks. Three future MVPs. One small market team. In 2012 they reached the NBA Finals together. The greatest young core in basketball history. Then they lost all three. First Harden. OKC refused to pay him $4.5 million more per year. Traded him to Houston for role players and picks. Harden went on to win MVP in 2018 and score more points than anyone in the NBA over the following decade. Then Durant. Left for Golden State in 2016, joining the team that just beat them in the playoffs. Thunder fans never forgave him. Then Westbrook. His supermax became unmovable. Six teams. Six years. Never worked anywhere. Three MVPs. All gone. Most franchises never recover from losing one superstar. OKC lost three. But Sam Presti kept drafting. Kept developing. Kept accumulating picks. He used assets from those departures to build an entirely new dynasty. He drafted Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Drafted Chet Holmgren. Developed Jalen Williams. SGA just won NBA MVP averaging 32.7 points per game then signed a $285 million extension. Holmgren signed $250 million. Jalen Williams signed $287 million. $822 million committed to three players built entirely from scratch. OKC won the NBA championship in 2025 - the youngest team ever to do it. Tonight they beat LeBron James in Game 1 of the Conference Semifinals. They lost Durant. They lost Harden. They lost Westbrook. And built something better than all three. Is OKC the greatest rebuild in sports history?

BILLIONAIRE UNIVERSITY®

41,927 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

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Flex Props 💎

11,843 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Want MORE proof?? I dare anyone to watch this, then tell me they aren’t running an anti-Luka Doncic campaign. “He had 8 threes, and I’m guessing at least 4 of those were step-backs because that’s the only way he can kind of make shots” - Danny Green THE ONLY WAY?? He’s talking about the guy who is 3rd all time in points-per-game behind ONLY Michael Jordan & Wilt!! Then they discuss which player will determine the Lakers ceiling, and NONE take the MVP candidate— “I’m going to say LeBron because he brings the FEAR-FACTOR 🤓🤓” -Chiney Then they close with the token-white on the show who doesn’t have an opinion saying “Interesting that no one said Luka Doncic” Is it really INTERESTING, or has this been a pattern now for 8 years?? 🤡🤡

Want MORE proof?? I dare anyone to watch this, then tell me they aren’t running an anti-Luka Doncic campaign. “He had 8 threes, and I’m guessing at least 4 of those were step-backs because that’s the only way he can kind of make shots” - Danny Green THE ONLY WAY?? He’s talking about the guy who is 3rd all time in points-per-game behind ONLY Michael Jordan & Wilt!! Then they discuss which player will determine the Lakers ceiling, and NONE take the MVP candidate— “I’m going to say LeBron because he brings the FEAR-FACTOR 🤓🤓” -Chiney Then they close with the token-white on the show who doesn’t have an opinion saying “Interesting that no one said Luka Doncic” Is it really INTERESTING, or has this been a pattern now for 8 years?? 🤡🤡

HeroOfTheDay

54,465 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🗒️ Unpopular opinion: The Knicks should trade for LaMelo Ball — the PERFECT backcourt mate for Jalen Brunson 🏁. Brunson’s calm leadership would rein in LaMelo’s mistakes, letting both Hoopers’ creativity thrive. LaMelo Ball through 9 games this season: 📊 21.6 PPG | 6.9 RPG | 9.6 APG 🎯 38.5% FG | 29.8% 3PT | 86.7% FT ⏱ 31.3 MPG | TS% 51.4 (his shooting splits in my opinion is a product of being on a bad basketball team, Brunson as a teammate/backcourt mate in Brown system can correct this) 📊 Passing / Creation 🏅 4th in APG: 9.6 🎁 10th in Potential Assists: 13.8 💡 5th in Assist Points Created: 24.2 🔧 5th in Adjusted Assists: 10.9 🚗 14.2 Drives per game | 7.4 FGA off drives 🎯 Assist %: 43.7% (career high) 🔁 AST/TO Ratio: 2.61 🎯 Assist Ratio: 27.9 ⚙️ Usage / Pace / Impact 📊 Usage: 30.9% ⏩ Pace: 104.58 (career high) 📊 Offensive Rating: 120.4 ➕ Net Rating: +4.2 📈 Advanced Metrics (from chart) 📊 TS%: 54% (40th pct) 📊 Shot Quality (SQ): 68.7 (88th pct) 📊 FT Rate (FTr): 25.5% (64th pct) 📊 3PAr: 48% (68th pct) 📊 ORB: 0.2 (74th pct) 📊 cTOV: 8.6% (39th pct) 📊 Load: 66.3 (100 pct) 📊 Creation: 14.7 (99th pct) 📊 Portability: 6 (72nd pct) 📊 Passer Rating: 41.4 (89th pct) 📊 CraftedOPM: 2.6 (96th pct) LaMelo thrives most with another guard 📊 2020–21: Rozier–Washington–Ball–Hayward–Zeller | +7.7 📊 2021–22: Ball–Rozier–Bridges–Washington–Plumlee | +11.9 📊 2022–23: Ball–Rozier–Bridges–Washington–Plumlee | +11.9 📊 2023–24: Ball–Rozier–Thor–Williams–Hayward | +19.7 📊 2024–25: Ball–Jeffries–Green–Williams–Bridges | +20.9 📊 This season: Sexton–Ball–Bridges–Kalkbrenner–Jones | +38.3 🐝 LaMelo Ball as a Hornet per StatMuse ⭐ All-Star 🏆 Rookie of the Year 🎯 Most triple-doubles in franchise history 📊 21.1 PPG (3rd in franchise history) 🏋🏾 6.0 RPG 🧠 7.5 APG (2nd in franchise history) 📊 3.0 3PM (1st in franchise history) #LameloBall #Knicks #NYC #NewYork #newyorkforever #NY #NYK #jalenbrunson #roseroyce #waltfraizer #earlmonroe #NYKnicks

🗒️ Unpopular opinion: The Knicks should trade for LaMelo Ball — the PERFECT backcourt mate for Jalen Brunson 🏁. Brunson’s calm leadership would rein in LaMelo’s mistakes, letting both Hoopers’ creativity thrive. LaMelo Ball through 9 games this season: 📊 21.6 PPG | 6.9 RPG | 9.6 APG 🎯 38.5% FG | 29.8% 3PT | 86.7% FT ⏱ 31.3 MPG | TS% 51.4 (his shooting splits in my opinion is a product of being on a bad basketball team, Brunson as a teammate/backcourt mate in Brown system can correct this) 📊 Passing / Creation 🏅 4th in APG: 9.6 🎁 10th in Potential Assists: 13.8 💡 5th in Assist Points Created: 24.2 🔧 5th in Adjusted Assists: 10.9 🚗 14.2 Drives per game | 7.4 FGA off drives 🎯 Assist %: 43.7% (career high) 🔁 AST/TO Ratio: 2.61 🎯 Assist Ratio: 27.9 ⚙️ Usage / Pace / Impact 📊 Usage: 30.9% ⏩ Pace: 104.58 (career high) 📊 Offensive Rating: 120.4 ➕ Net Rating: +4.2 📈 Advanced Metrics (from chart) 📊 TS%: 54% (40th pct) 📊 Shot Quality (SQ): 68.7 (88th pct) 📊 FT Rate (FTr): 25.5% (64th pct) 📊 3PAr: 48% (68th pct) 📊 ORB: 0.2 (74th pct) 📊 cTOV: 8.6% (39th pct) 📊 Load: 66.3 (100 pct) 📊 Creation: 14.7 (99th pct) 📊 Portability: 6 (72nd pct) 📊 Passer Rating: 41.4 (89th pct) 📊 CraftedOPM: 2.6 (96th pct) LaMelo thrives most with another guard 📊 2020–21: Rozier–Washington–Ball–Hayward–Zeller | +7.7 📊 2021–22: Ball–Rozier–Bridges–Washington–Plumlee | +11.9 📊 2022–23: Ball–Rozier–Bridges–Washington–Plumlee | +11.9 📊 2023–24: Ball–Rozier–Thor–Williams–Hayward | +19.7 📊 2024–25: Ball–Jeffries–Green–Williams–Bridges | +20.9 📊 This season: Sexton–Ball–Bridges–Kalkbrenner–Jones | +38.3 🐝 LaMelo Ball as a Hornet per StatMuse ⭐ All-Star 🏆 Rookie of the Year 🎯 Most triple-doubles in franchise history 📊 21.1 PPG (3rd in franchise history) 🏋🏾 6.0 RPG 🧠 7.5 APG (2nd in franchise history) 📊 3.0 3PM (1st in franchise history) #LameloBall #Knicks #NYC #NewYork #newyorkforever #NY #NYK #jalenbrunson #roseroyce #waltfraizer #earlmonroe #NYKnicks

🇬🇭State🇬🇭

10,250 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Joe Mazzulla & 2025-26 Season Playbook Trailer: Using Non-Shooter Bigs in Transition We all know this: A stretch big is indispensable for an effective transition. But what about non-shooter bigs? Beyond using them as rim runners or drag screeners, what else can we do? Joe Mazzulla has another idea; he uses Neemias Queta and Luke Garza (yes, he can shoot) as early flare or stack screeners to counter transition defenses for long close-outs, creating open 3s for Boston's stars. Also, an early screen after a defensive collapse means an early switch. These days, every team tries to find a perfect mismatch to attack. But when the defense is balanced, they can answer that search with early switches or traps, and they can hide the weakest point of their defense. So, when the offensive team starts to play with pace and adds screens like an early flare, they'll catch that perfect matchup more economically. This is because defenses are more adapted to switch all after the first switch happens, and they don't have that safety zone for an early switch. I talked about this point in the Pistol Slip actions that I shared in the Rick Carlisle/Indiana Pacers 2024-25 Season Playbook, which is pinned on my profile. Also, Neemias Queta is currently 6th in the league for Screen Assists (3.8 per game) and 4th for Screen Assist Points (9.2 PPG). This is one of the explanations for why Joe Mazzulla's team ranks 2nd in Offensive Rating, even without Jayson Tatum.

Kemal Serhat Kahraman

102,597 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

WNBA NEWS: Indiana Fever head coach, Stephanie White — is going viral for all the wrong reasons, and rightfully so.., White is getting slammed by WNBA fans for neglecting to acknowledge Caitlin Clark’s efforts after an overtime defeat to the Washington Mystics… CC led a thrilling comeback in the fourth quarter against Washington on Friday night, May 15, hitting five three-pointers and scoring 17 of the team’s 31 points in the final period to erase a nine-point deficit and force overtime…. After the game, White was asked about Clark’s late-game surge that saw her put the team on her back in the fourth quarter to erase a nine-point deficit and force the extra period… While the question was specifically about Clark, White didn’t directly acknowledge her star player and instead chose to talk about the team… “Yeah Steph, what did you think of the rally that your team had in the fourth quarter, really when it comes to Caitlin? I think she had five threes in that fourth quarter, more than her first two games combined. So, just your thoughts on the resilience from her,” the reporter asked… “I thought our whole group showed resilience in that rally. We showed the ability to make tough shots. We had some really good time and score execution moments, offensively and defensively you know in those moments, we just have to have more of it consistently,” she responded… Fans are calling for the Fever to fire White.. White returned to the Fever head coaching position in 2024 after previously coaching the Fever from 2015 to 2016 seasons… During her coaching career, White has achieved notable success, including: 1. Leading the Indiana Fever to the WNBA Finals in her first season as head coach (2015) 2. Winning the WNBA Coach of the Year award in 2023… 3. Coaching the Connecticut Sun to consecutive playoff appearances in 2023 and 2024… Yet, there is no legitimate reason given as to why White has not had longevity as a head coach in the WNBA… Meanwhile, White is a proud member of the LBGT community, and she is in a same gender loving relationship with Lisa Salters, a Black woman — who works as a sideline reporter for ESPN… White has three children from a previous marriage, and she and Lisa Salters raise them together along with Salters' adopted son…They have been together since at least 2016…Story developing 👀👀

WNBA NEWS: Indiana Fever head coach, Stephanie White — is going viral for all the wrong reasons, and rightfully so.., White is getting slammed by WNBA fans for neglecting to acknowledge Caitlin Clark’s efforts after an overtime defeat to the Washington Mystics… CC led a thrilling comeback in the fourth quarter against Washington on Friday night, May 15, hitting five three-pointers and scoring 17 of the team’s 31 points in the final period to erase a nine-point deficit and force overtime…. After the game, White was asked about Clark’s late-game surge that saw her put the team on her back in the fourth quarter to erase a nine-point deficit and force the extra period… While the question was specifically about Clark, White didn’t directly acknowledge her star player and instead chose to talk about the team… “Yeah Steph, what did you think of the rally that your team had in the fourth quarter, really when it comes to Caitlin? I think she had five threes in that fourth quarter, more than her first two games combined. So, just your thoughts on the resilience from her,” the reporter asked… “I thought our whole group showed resilience in that rally. We showed the ability to make tough shots. We had some really good time and score execution moments, offensively and defensively you know in those moments, we just have to have more of it consistently,” she responded… Fans are calling for the Fever to fire White.. White returned to the Fever head coaching position in 2024 after previously coaching the Fever from 2015 to 2016 seasons… During her coaching career, White has achieved notable success, including: 1. Leading the Indiana Fever to the WNBA Finals in her first season as head coach (2015) 2. Winning the WNBA Coach of the Year award in 2023… 3. Coaching the Connecticut Sun to consecutive playoff appearances in 2023 and 2024… Yet, there is no legitimate reason given as to why White has not had longevity as a head coach in the WNBA… Meanwhile, White is a proud member of the LBGT community, and she is in a same gender loving relationship with Lisa Salters, a Black woman — who works as a sideline reporter for ESPN… White has three children from a previous marriage, and she and Lisa Salters raise them together along with Salters' adopted son…They have been together since at least 2016…Story developing 👀👀

HarrietEve9

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CONCEPTUALLY THINKING BASKETBALL: PHS Girls Basketball All Iowa Attack Girls Addison Bjorn 5⭐️ TOP-10 ADDISON BJORN (2026) - PARK HILL SOUTH HS (MISSOURI) 6’2” Shooting Guard/Wing | All Iowa Attack EYBL Elite Five-Star Two-Way Wing with Systematic Defensive Excellence Addison Bjorn’s recruitment represents the convergence of elite physical tools and systematic basketball preparation. Her top-10 national ranking isn’t inflated recruiting hype—it’s validated through production against EYBL competition and backed by defensive event creation that translates directly to collegiate winning. What separates Bjorn from measurement-based prospects is her 5.9 combined stocks per game, signaling anticipation and competitive engagement that predicts long-term success better than any combine metric. PRODUCTION ANALYSIS: Volume Scoring with Defensive Impact Bjorn’s 22.1 points per game demonstrates scoring capability, but smart programs focus on the efficiency behind the volume. The 11.5 rebounds from the wing position indicates relentless pursuit and positioning discipline. Her 3.4 assists reveal court awareness beyond her primary scoring role. The critical indicators: 3.4 steals and 2.5 blocks per game create a defensive event creation rate that places her in elite company nationally. DEFENSIVE DISRUPTION: Elite Event Creation and Versatility This defensive versatility allows coaching staffs to deploy her across multiple positions and defensive schemes. She can guard primary ball handlers on the perimeter while providing weakside rim protection. Programs building switch-heavy defensive systems value this positional flexibility as force multipliers for defensive efficiency. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS: Blue Blood Validation Her finalist list—Iowa, UConn, Notre Dame, North Carolina, Duke, Texas, Kansas—represents systematic validation from elite program infrastructure. These coaching staffs don’t chase recruiting rankings. They identify prospects whose skill sets translate to their defensive systems and offensive philosophies. COMPETITIVE INFRASTRUCTURE: All Iowa Attack EYBL Development Bjorn’s production within this competitive environment validates her ability to compete at the highest levels. The program’s EYBL standing ensures exposure to diverse defensive schemes and top-tier athletic profiles. PHYSICAL PROJECTION: Collegiate-Ready Frame with Continued Development At 6’2”, Bjorn possesses ideal wing size for modern basketball systems. Her length allows her to contest shots without leaving her feet while her frame suggests continued strength development through collegiate training programs. The rebounding and shot-blocking production indicate she already uses her physical tools effectively rather than relying on unrealized potential. SYSTEM FIT EVALUATION: Versatile Across Multiple Philosophies Bjorn’s skill set translates across tempo-based and half-court systems. Her defensive versatility allows deployment in switch-everything schemes or traditional defensive structures. Offensively, she functions as a primary scoring option or complementary wing depending on program needs. THE Derrick Beechum VERDICT Addison Bjorn represents legitimate five-star value backed by systematic preparation and competitive validation. Her top-10 national ranking isn’t recruiting service inflation—it’s earned through elite defensive production and versatile offensive capability. The finalist list reflects smart program evaluation of her translatable skills rather than hype-based recruitment. @ARCSportsPerf Ryan Deppen Grind House Basketball #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking [Jeremy Brooks ] [NXTPRO Hoops Girls] [Jr. All-Star Girls Basketball] [] [Premier Recruiting Service girls basketball [World Exposure Report Women’s Basketball] [Blake Derrick] [Winston Kelly] [Sidney A. Johnson, Ph.D.] [Chuck Thompson] [OWU: Talent Projection ] [Prep Girls Hoops Missouri ] [Iowa Jr. All-Star GBB ] 🎥Courtside Films

CONCEPTUALLY THINKING BASKETBALL: PHS Girls Basketball All Iowa Attack Girls Addison Bjorn 5⭐️ TOP-10 ADDISON BJORN (2026) - PARK HILL SOUTH HS (MISSOURI) 6’2” Shooting Guard/Wing | All Iowa Attack EYBL Elite Five-Star Two-Way Wing with Systematic Defensive Excellence Addison Bjorn’s recruitment represents the convergence of elite physical tools and systematic basketball preparation. Her top-10 national ranking isn’t inflated recruiting hype—it’s validated through production against EYBL competition and backed by defensive event creation that translates directly to collegiate winning. What separates Bjorn from measurement-based prospects is her 5.9 combined stocks per game, signaling anticipation and competitive engagement that predicts long-term success better than any combine metric. PRODUCTION ANALYSIS: Volume Scoring with Defensive Impact Bjorn’s 22.1 points per game demonstrates scoring capability, but smart programs focus on the efficiency behind the volume. The 11.5 rebounds from the wing position indicates relentless pursuit and positioning discipline. Her 3.4 assists reveal court awareness beyond her primary scoring role. The critical indicators: 3.4 steals and 2.5 blocks per game create a defensive event creation rate that places her in elite company nationally. DEFENSIVE DISRUPTION: Elite Event Creation and Versatility This defensive versatility allows coaching staffs to deploy her across multiple positions and defensive schemes. She can guard primary ball handlers on the perimeter while providing weakside rim protection. Programs building switch-heavy defensive systems value this positional flexibility as force multipliers for defensive efficiency. RECRUITMENT MARKET ANALYSIS: Blue Blood Validation Her finalist list—Iowa, UConn, Notre Dame, North Carolina, Duke, Texas, Kansas—represents systematic validation from elite program infrastructure. These coaching staffs don’t chase recruiting rankings. They identify prospects whose skill sets translate to their defensive systems and offensive philosophies. COMPETITIVE INFRASTRUCTURE: All Iowa Attack EYBL Development Bjorn’s production within this competitive environment validates her ability to compete at the highest levels. The program’s EYBL standing ensures exposure to diverse defensive schemes and top-tier athletic profiles. PHYSICAL PROJECTION: Collegiate-Ready Frame with Continued Development At 6’2”, Bjorn possesses ideal wing size for modern basketball systems. Her length allows her to contest shots without leaving her feet while her frame suggests continued strength development through collegiate training programs. The rebounding and shot-blocking production indicate she already uses her physical tools effectively rather than relying on unrealized potential. SYSTEM FIT EVALUATION: Versatile Across Multiple Philosophies Bjorn’s skill set translates across tempo-based and half-court systems. Her defensive versatility allows deployment in switch-everything schemes or traditional defensive structures. Offensively, she functions as a primary scoring option or complementary wing depending on program needs. THE Derrick Beechum VERDICT Addison Bjorn represents legitimate five-star value backed by systematic preparation and competitive validation. Her top-10 national ranking isn’t recruiting service inflation—it’s earned through elite defensive production and versatile offensive capability. The finalist list reflects smart program evaluation of her translatable skills rather than hype-based recruitment. @ARCSportsPerf Ryan Deppen Grind House Basketball #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking [Jeremy Brooks ] [NXTPRO Hoops Girls] [Jr. All-Star Girls Basketball] [] [Premier Recruiting Service girls basketball [World Exposure Report Women’s Basketball] [Blake Derrick] [Winston Kelly] [Sidney A. Johnson, Ph.D.] [Chuck Thompson] [OWU: Talent Projection ] [Prep Girls Hoops Missouri ] [Iowa Jr. All-Star GBB ] 🎥Courtside Films

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Lebron Fans Always Ask Me What has Kobe done that LeBron hasn't? The answer: ✅Have a winning Finals record ✅Win 5 rings ✅Defeat 20+ 50 wins teams ✅Score 81 points in a game ✅Have more 40, 50, 60 point games ✅Win titles without a super team ✅Three-peat ✅Win a title without a 20+ ppg second leading scorer ✅Beat the Celtics without a super team ✅Beat the 2009 Orlando Magic ✅Average 35 ppg for a season ✅Selected to 12 All- Defensive teams ✅Win more than 1 scoring title ✅Average 30+ ppg vs on a playoff series vs Spurs at 22 years old ✅Shot over 80% FT for career ✅Average 30+ ppg in three seasons ✅Play 82 games four times in career ✅Make 10+ threes in a game ✅Win 23 Finals games ✅180+ Steals In A Season ✅30 BLOCKS & Steals In 1 Playoff Run A FEW reasons why Kobe is better than LeBron: ✅Better mid range shooter ✅Good FT shooter ✅Excellent footwork, coordination and balance ✅Can score from anywhere on the floor. ✅Doesnt need a system centered around him to hide his flaws like LeBron ✅Won titles w/out a super team ✅Mamba mentality ✅Better on ball defender ✅Better post fadeaway shot ✅Ability to create space off the dribble ✅Can pull up, work off the ball, catch and shoot. ✅less TOVs , Better STL/TOV RATIO , Better FT% , better 3-10 FT %, Better 10-16feet%, better 16feet-3pt%, less TOVs per game , better sloppy stats, more PPG in contextualized stats, more STLs in contextualized stats, more 1st team All-League selections, more Ist All-Def, more ASG MVPs, a slam dunk champ, more scoring titles Kobe will forever be better than LeBron

Lebron Fans Always Ask Me What has Kobe done that LeBron hasn't? The answer: ✅Have a winning Finals record ✅Win 5 rings ✅Defeat 20+ 50 wins teams ✅Score 81 points in a game ✅Have more 40, 50, 60 point games ✅Win titles without a super team ✅Three-peat ✅Win a title without a 20+ ppg second leading scorer ✅Beat the Celtics without a super team ✅Beat the 2009 Orlando Magic ✅Average 35 ppg for a season ✅Selected to 12 All- Defensive teams ✅Win more than 1 scoring title ✅Average 30+ ppg vs on a playoff series vs Spurs at 22 years old ✅Shot over 80% FT for career ✅Average 30+ ppg in three seasons ✅Play 82 games four times in career ✅Make 10+ threes in a game ✅Win 23 Finals games ✅180+ Steals In A Season ✅30 BLOCKS & Steals In 1 Playoff Run A FEW reasons why Kobe is better than LeBron: ✅Better mid range shooter ✅Good FT shooter ✅Excellent footwork, coordination and balance ✅Can score from anywhere on the floor. ✅Doesnt need a system centered around him to hide his flaws like LeBron ✅Won titles w/out a super team ✅Mamba mentality ✅Better on ball defender ✅Better post fadeaway shot ✅Ability to create space off the dribble ✅Can pull up, work off the ball, catch and shoot. ✅less TOVs , Better STL/TOV RATIO , Better FT% , better 3-10 FT %, Better 10-16feet%, better 16feet-3pt%, less TOVs per game , better sloppy stats, more PPG in contextualized stats, more STLs in contextualized stats, more 1st team All-League selections, more Ist All-Def, more ASG MVPs, a slam dunk champ, more scoring titles Kobe will forever be better than LeBron

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